Worksheets for practicing writing 4-digit numbers in words.

Let's solve the task of writing 4-digit numbers in words. The worksheet asks us to convert each number into its word form.

Here is the list of numbers and their corresponding word forms:

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Number → Words

1. 3116 → *three thousand, one hundred and sixteen*
*(Already done for you)*

2. 1201 → *one thousand, two hundred and one*

3. 6373 → *six thousand, three hundred and seventy-three*

4. 9087 → *nine thousand, eighty-seven*

5. 5412 → *five thousand, four hundred and twelve*

6. 1215 → *one thousand, two hundred and fifteen*

7. 3619 → *three thousand, six hundred and nineteen*

8. 4544 → *four thousand, five hundred and forty-four*

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✔ Explanation:

To write a 4-digit number in words:
- Break it into thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones.
- Use "thousand" for the first digit (if not zero).
- Use "hundred" for the second digit.
- For the last two digits:
- If they are less than 20, use specific names like "twelve", "fifteen", etc.
- Otherwise, use tens (e.g., "twenty", "thirty") + ones (e.g., "three").
- Use "and" before the last part if needed (common in British English).

For example:
- 9087: 9 thousand, 0 hundreds, 8 tens and 7 → *nine thousand, eighty-seven*
- 6373: 6 thousand, 3 hundred, 7 tens and 3 → *six thousand, three hundred and seventy-three*

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Now you can fill out the table with these answers! Let me know if you want a printable version or further help.